Pick of the day
Live: Women’s Six Nations Rugby
Virgin Media Two, 7.45pm & BBC Two, 8pm
Ireland travel to Stade Marcel-Michelin in Clermont-Ferrand to play France.
Chernobyl: The New Evidence
RTÉ2, 7pm & 8pm
Recently de-classified KGB files have revealed that the catastrophic explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear plant in 1986 was preceded by a catalogue of errors. This two-part documentary explores the run-up to the disaster.
Black British Music At The BBC
Black British Music at the BBC: Volume 2
BBC Two, 10.30pm
DJ Spoony presents a selection of archive performances from the likes of Seal, The Selecter and Soul II Soul.
The Neighbourhood
Virgin Media One, 9pm
The removal of the first household sends ripples through the group, with one family left reeling by the vote and setting their sights on revenge.
Living
Living
Channel 4, 9pm
Bill Nighy delivers the best performance of his career in Oliver Hermanus’s drama. After receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis, widower Mr Williams decides to make the most of the time he has left.
Taxi Driver
Taxi Driver
TG4, 10.15pm
Martin Scorsese’s powerful drama stars Robert De Niro as disturbed Vietnam War veteran Travis Bickle, who ends up on a descent into a personal hell. With Cybill Shepherd, Jodie Foster and Peter Boyle.
Stranger Things: Tales From ’85
Netflix, streaming now
If, like me, you’ve avoided Stranger Things because of the Demogorgons, this animated take is a far gentler entry point. Eleven, Mike, Will, Dustin, Lucas and Max are enjoying a quiet routine until something stirs beneath the ice, pulling them back into saving Hawkins once more.
Killing Grounds: The Gilgo Beach Murders
Killing Grounds: The Gilgo Beach Murders
Prime Video, streaming now
From 1996 to 2011, 11 bodies were found along Gilgo Beach, a case that baffled investigators for years. This series tracks how the long‑stalled investigation finally began to shift. For more mysterious true crime, Prime also offers Murdered or Missing: The Millionaire’s Babies, following the disappearance of three generations of the Chohan family.
Apex
Apex
Netflix, streaming now
A grieving woman (Charlize Theron) pushing herself to the edge in the Australian wilderness is forced into a deadly chase when a relentless hunter (Taron Egerton), armed with a crossbow, begins stalking her through the outback. Why? Because they had the bants at a petrol station.